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Samantha Diaz's coverage is heavily focused on local news, emphasizing cultural events, city announcements, and entertainment in Long Beach and California. She seems to be responsive to pitches related to local small business features or profiles, theater events and reviews, city announcements and developments, music-related community activities as well as health-related initiatives within the area.
Given her focus on expert commentary and event coverage across various topics like culture & society, house & home, entertainment news, health & wellbeing; she may welcome pitches from experts with insights into these areas relevant to Long Beach or Southern California. If you have a unique angle that ties into the local themes mentioned above or can offer expertise specific to an upcoming local event in Long Beach or broader Californian context related to these themes Samantha covers it would likely appeal more effectively.
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Bethpage’s very own Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti is making his solo debut with his new traditional pop single, “Still On My Way.” Although he has been making music for a decade, the single marks his debut of original material. Valentinetti was never any stranger to music. He had experience working in playing instruments such as...
By: Samantha Diaz
Brooklyn rock band BODEGA has a lot of new material to share. The band announced their fourth album, All Inside Aquarium, set for an October 9 release date. Along with the announcement came the release of the album’s title track and music video. The band’s new album will see some experimentation and exploration of different...
Ursula Mangir is the newest creative artist in full form, from music to original pieces. Her new single, “Disturbed,” is an emotional track that details a very harrowing experience firsthand. Based in Argyle in the Adirondacks, she’s a musician and an artist in her free time. Her visual art and music consistently intertwines and functions...
With a focus on the future and many projects on the horizon, the City emphasized fiscal prudence and preparation.
10 high school students across Long Island were awarded music scholarships, thanks to the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame (LIMEHOF). The scholarships recognizes students who demonstrate career interest in music and the performing arts. Each recipient received $1,000 towards their college education. Most will continue their musical journey through programs specializing in...
The Great New York State Fair is gearing up for the summer. Along with the usual festivities, the Fairgrounds will feature concerts. The lineup consists of mini music festivals, as well as some of music’s biggest names. The fair will start from August 27 and run through Labor Day, September 7. There’s something for everyone...
Aila Chiar is a jack of all trades. She writes her own music, creates her own beats, and it all comes straight from her bedroom. The Albany native recently graduated from SUNY New Paltz, receiving her degree in communications with a concentration in strategic communications. Of course, creating music while studying is no easy feat....
Saratoga Springs singer-songwriter Cassandra Kubinski’s new acoustic album will be getting a special preview. Kubinski comes home to Caffè Lena on July 23 to preview her newest album, Dance Moms Acoustics and Lyrical Solos. Kubinski has worked with artists such as The Goo Goo Dolls, Sawyer Fredericks, Anna Nalick, and more. She recently performed in...
The wait is finally over. After a decade, Fraternal Twin announced a new album titled Halo Fell Forever. In celebration of the band’s upcoming release, they have dropped their new single titled "Solitude" along with a music video. The New York City band consists of singer Tom Christie, guitarist Mariah Houston, bassist Forrest Philpot, and...
Accused of “diluting” the Latino vote, the Southwest Voter Registration Education Project has given the City until Aug. 20 to discuss a change to its voting system.
